Posts Tagged "Shadrach the Neo Mastiff"

Healing Comes from Joy

Posted By Dr. Kim on Mar 24, 2021

“Sickness comes from lack of joy; healing comes from joy.” ~Rebbe Nachman of Breslow I got that joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart, down in my heart, down in my heart! I’ve got that joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart, down in my heart to stay, WOOF! Wow what a cool topic for me to take back up my blogging career, this time as an angel dog – I’m Shadrach the Neo Mastiff, just in case you didn’t...

Blogging has gone to the dogs!

Posted By Dr. Kim on Mar 16, 2021

For awhile now (probably due to the whole last year in part), it’s felt like I was flatlining. NO, not ME dying but the work I so love. I’m keeping it real here ya’ll. So I decided to take a break both on the blog and the podcast. I just kept doing other things like creating classes, editing audios, and reading posts as I shared privately with people who had questions on their own or their dogs health-related things....

Christmas 2020

Posted By Dr. Kim on Dec 24, 2020

It sure has been a challenging year hasn’t it? I’m certain I’d not want to repeat it, but tremendous blessings have come out of it in SO many ways. Christmas 2020… Shadrach with his Christmas toy Growing closer to God. Realizing the most important things in life are relationships – especially with Him. Being grateful for things like toilet paper lol. For BEING well. And truly being grateful to live and be...

The Vagus Nerve and Your Dog’s Health

Posted By Dr. Kim on Jun 10, 2020

Let me first define what the vagus nerve is before I share the stories on each of these fantastic dogs that have graced our home over the years. “The vagus nerve has two bunches of sensory nerve cell bodies, and it connects the brainstem to the body. … The nerve is responsible for certain sensory activities and motor information for movement within the body. Essentially, it is part of a circuit that links the neck, heart,...

Shadrach the Neo Mastiff and Frank

Posted By Dr. Kim on Mar 20, 2020

My essential oils journey began in earnest because of an absolutely amazing Neapolitan Mastiff named Shadrach. He came to me out of immense adversity. From the tragic and sudden loss of a close cousin I learned of him. Then I learned of his own very heart-breaking adversity of abuse and starvation. He came to us broken and in great need at the tender age of 4 1/2 months. He had so many challenges to overcome – his fears, his...